What do you call more than 2 ukulele's?
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BrotherUke
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I call it Normal!
blazinasian
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a shitload?
hoosierhiver
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a congregation.
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uggh why bother...
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russ_buss
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a harem of ukes?
KC8AFW
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...a good start.
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Personally I prefer a "bakers dozen".
generem
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...a good start.
Or only 2?
Ukulele JJ
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I believe the correct collective noun for ukulele is "smeck".
"Man, that music store had a whole smeck of ukes!"
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"Man, that music store had a whole smeck of ukes!"
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Ukuleleblues
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...a good start.
I like that.
Steiner
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as an homage to "Three Amigos" I vote for
plethora
Would you say I have a plethora of ukuleles?
plethora
Would you say I have a plethora of ukuleles?
built
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more than 2?...
must be "three", "four", "five" and so on...
must be "three", "four", "five" and so on...
DeG
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This is the correct answer.
However, I prefer to say a chord of ukuleles..They're made of wood, you play chords, what else do you want??
JT_Ukes
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Uncle-Taco
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A jam of ukuleles.
(That's weak compared to a Smeck, a plethora, or a good start, though!)
(That's weak compared to a Smeck, a plethora, or a good start, though!)
zeprin
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The first term that occurred to me was..."A STRUM of Ukulele's".
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